The project hierarchy

In Treble you can organize your data to keep a good overview of your acoustic designs.

A project can be used to group your spaces. One way to use this is to think of the project as the "building" or "site". e.g. The "New school project".

A space is a container for the model that you upload into Treble. It is intended to represent the "physical space" or "room" that you are designing. e.g. The "classroom" or the "canteen" of the new school.

A model is based on the geometry file that you upload into Treble. It represents a version of the space design that you want to run acoustics simulations on. You can upload an initial model and then make changes to it, such as adding or removing absorbent materials, furniture or other features of the space. This way, you can see how different design choices affect the sound quality in the space.

A simulation is a task that performs the acoustic calculation on a model. It takes the geometry of the model as input and allows you to define the materials and the positions of sound sources and receivers. You can also change the settings for the Treble simulation engine. The simulation results are then saved under the same simulation.